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I found a nice little pair of led indicators in a box of parts i was given, but when i hook them up the flash rate is a bit on the slow side?

This is the first time i have played around with led indicators, but i was expecting them to flash fast and that i would need to order in some resistors to slow them down. Thats the norm right? If so...has anyone got a scooby why mine go slow? Battery is fully charged.

 

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You'll need the LED relay as well as the resistors.

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Thanks Cal, got one on order

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Calum122 wrote:

You'll need the LED relay as well as the resistors.


 Don't happen to have a link for them? Installed my LED lights to notice they don't blink... cry



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Summit like this I believe.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLASHER-RELAY-FOR-LED-INDICATOR-MOTORCYCLE-MOTORBIKE-BIKE-RESISTOR-2-PIN-12V-NEW-/220964997981?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item33728a4b5d



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Ah, cheers. I'll go and check if my local bike shop has any in stock.

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Calum122 wrote:

Summit like this I believe.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLASHER-RELAY-FOR-LED-INDICATOR-MOTORCYCLE-MOTORBIKE-BIKE-RESISTOR-2-PIN-12V-NEW-/220964997981?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item33728a4b5d


 I got one of these, hooked up the leds front and rear, and they all seem to flash at the right speed...BUT, they all flash at the same time, no matter what direction the switch is pointing!

Anyone else had this problem? Or know how to fix it?



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Anyone got any ideas? Switch back to the old indys and relay and all is fine! I have tried two different led relays and the same thing happens..

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Try wiring it in-between the indicators and the standard flasher unit

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My led indicator's run off one of these unit's in place of the old one.

Why do you have 2?

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I got them to work in the end, i had to remove the indicator bulb from the dash! It seems that i will also have to wire in resistors if i want the dash light back, i put an led in the dash but it just made things act strange..

I have 2 relays because the first one i ordered from china for £1.10 makes a loud beeping noise

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Thanks fused420, you have just answered my problem that I have after fitting led's to my friends bike. am going to try , once I get to the dash buld, fitting some small diodes in line and see what happens then it will be and led for the dash and then who knows

Tony

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